I want to collect names of *print* media in Bharat that are non-psec. Any language....***with comments and additions from Offstumped and Sandeepweb readers
Organizer (Eng)
Pioneer (Eng)
Dainik Jagran
Sanatan Prabhat
Saamna (Marathi, Mumbai)
Panchajanya
Tarun Bharat
News Today (Chennai)
***OdishaToday (Local english paper from Odisha)
**The Sunday Indian (Eng)
**New:
Dinamalar(Tamil)
**Dhinamani (Tamil)
Thuglak(Tamil)
India Today (seen as becoming more and more anti-psec)
Janmabhumi (Malayalam)
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The New Indian Express is a newspaper with its head office based in Chennai, India. It started life in 1932 as the Indian Express under the ownership of Chennai-based Veradharajulu Naidu. In 1999, following the death of the then owner Ramnath Goenka, Goenkaâs family split the group into two separate companies. The northern editions, headquartered in Mumbai, retained and renamed Indian Express into The Indian Express title ,whilst the southern editions became The New Indian Express.
The Sentinel - from NE Bharat, gives balanced coverage.
http://www.sentinelassam.com/
Deccan Herald, from Bangalore <b>????</b>
http://www.deccanherald.com/
Wikipedia site says, Political allegiance Left-wing. But I found DH is quite balanced.
The Deccan Herald is the largest English-language daily newspaper in the Indian state of Karnataka. It is published by the Printers (Mysore) Private Limited and has a number of editions in Bangalore, Hubli, Mysore, Mangalore and Gulbarga.
**iâm not sure if Deccan Herald belongs in this list. used to subscribe to that when i was in Bangalore, and found it fairly psec.
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Sanjay, blogger who translates Hindi papers into English to give English readers a feel for what is really being said in non-English papers, adds:
Most vernacular newspapers are nationalists. (Ignore the Hindi editions of English newspapers such as Navbharat Times, etc.)
Here is the list of Top 10 newspapers of India in terms of readership (according to National Readership Survey 2007). Not a single English newspaper figures in the list.
1. Dainik Jagran 17,114,000
2 Dainik Bhaskar 12,514,000
3 Hindustan 9,052,000
4 Malayala Manorama 8,837,000
5 Daily Thanthi 8,351,000
6 AmarUjala 8,255,000
7 Eenadu 7,233,000
8 Mathrubhumi 6,961,000
9 Rajastan Patrika 6,946,000
10 Lokmat 6,874,000
http://www.chronosphere.biz/IMO/36/dailies.htm
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My addn: Washington Post 700,000; 950,000 Sundays
USA today: 2,200,000
Times of India: 800,000
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****TV:
In: E TV (Gujarati)
India TV (Hindi)
Sree Sankara
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How is Vijaya Karnataka (Kannada)? Been taken over by ToI, but still had article (Bhyrappa's) against missionaries...
Organizer (Eng)
Pioneer (Eng)
Dainik Jagran
Sanatan Prabhat
Saamna (Marathi, Mumbai)
Panchajanya
Tarun Bharat
News Today (Chennai)
***OdishaToday (Local english paper from Odisha)
**The Sunday Indian (Eng)
**New:
Dinamalar(Tamil)
**Dhinamani (Tamil)
Thuglak(Tamil)
India Today (seen as becoming more and more anti-psec)
Janmabhumi (Malayalam)
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The New Indian Express is a newspaper with its head office based in Chennai, India. It started life in 1932 as the Indian Express under the ownership of Chennai-based Veradharajulu Naidu. In 1999, following the death of the then owner Ramnath Goenka, Goenkaâs family split the group into two separate companies. The northern editions, headquartered in Mumbai, retained and renamed Indian Express into The Indian Express title ,whilst the southern editions became The New Indian Express.
The Sentinel - from NE Bharat, gives balanced coverage.
http://www.sentinelassam.com/
Deccan Herald, from Bangalore <b>????</b>
http://www.deccanherald.com/
Wikipedia site says, Political allegiance Left-wing. But I found DH is quite balanced.
The Deccan Herald is the largest English-language daily newspaper in the Indian state of Karnataka. It is published by the Printers (Mysore) Private Limited and has a number of editions in Bangalore, Hubli, Mysore, Mangalore and Gulbarga.
**iâm not sure if Deccan Herald belongs in this list. used to subscribe to that when i was in Bangalore, and found it fairly psec.
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Sanjay, blogger who translates Hindi papers into English to give English readers a feel for what is really being said in non-English papers, adds:
Most vernacular newspapers are nationalists. (Ignore the Hindi editions of English newspapers such as Navbharat Times, etc.)
Here is the list of Top 10 newspapers of India in terms of readership (according to National Readership Survey 2007). Not a single English newspaper figures in the list.
1. Dainik Jagran 17,114,000
2 Dainik Bhaskar 12,514,000
3 Hindustan 9,052,000
4 Malayala Manorama 8,837,000
5 Daily Thanthi 8,351,000
6 AmarUjala 8,255,000
7 Eenadu 7,233,000
8 Mathrubhumi 6,961,000
9 Rajastan Patrika 6,946,000
10 Lokmat 6,874,000
http://www.chronosphere.biz/IMO/36/dailies.htm
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My addn: Washington Post 700,000; 950,000 Sundays
USA today: 2,200,000
Times of India: 800,000
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****TV:
In: E TV (Gujarati)
India TV (Hindi)
Sree Sankara
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How is Vijaya Karnataka (Kannada)? Been taken over by ToI, but still had article (Bhyrappa's) against missionaries...